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Well, I'm a total hypocrite. Approved for Citi Prestige (regular online offer) - $19,000 credit limit. Let's hope this inquiry was worth it.
@SnackTrader wrote:Well, I'm a total hypocrite. Approved for Citi Prestige (regular online offer) - $19,000 credit limit. Let's hope this inquiry was worth it.
Sounds like a worthwhile HP to me.
@red259 wrote:
@SnackTrader wrote:Well, I'm a total hypocrite. Approved for Citi Prestige (regular online offer) - $19,000 credit limit. Let's hope this inquiry was worth it.
Sounds like a worthwhile HP to me.
50K or 100K TY points, $500 Airline ticket, $100 GE and 3X on travel spending? I'd app on general principle, seriously. What's there to think about?
Speaking of which, there's a 150K Amex Plat targeted offer with $1,500 spend. Best I've seen yet.
@SnackTrader wrote:Well, I'm a total hypocrite. Approved for Citi Prestige (regular online offer) - $19,000 credit limit. Let's hope this inquiry was worth it.
Congrats.
Great decision and a great card.
@Open123 wrote:
@red259 wrote:
@SnackTrader wrote:Well, I'm a total hypocrite. Approved for Citi Prestige (regular online offer) - $19,000 credit limit. Let's hope this inquiry was worth it.
Sounds like a worthwhile HP to me.
50K or 100K TY points, $500 Airline ticket, $100 GE and 3X on travel spending? I'd app on general principle, seriously. What's there to think about?
Speaking of which, there's a 150K Amex Plat targeted offer with $1,500 spend. Best I've seen yet.
Business or personal?
@red259 wrote:
@Open123 wrote:
@red259 wrote:
@SnackTrader wrote:Well, I'm a total hypocrite. Approved for Citi Prestige (regular online offer) - $19,000 credit limit. Let's hope this inquiry was worth it.
Sounds like a worthwhile HP to me.
50K or 100K TY points, $500 Airline ticket, $100 GE and 3X on travel spending? I'd app on general principle, seriously. What's there to think about?
Speaking of which, there's a 150K Amex Plat targeted offer with $1,500 spend. Best I've seen yet.
Business or personal?
Personal, but I mispoke. It's $15,000 spend over the next 12 months, rather than the usual 3.